Legion

One of the responses that I saw from the last column was a question about what in the world Enhancement Shaman is going to look like post-Legion.

As I write this it’s been well above freezing for days, and nearly all the snow has melted. I’m not fooled — it’s winter in Canada, it’s going to come roaring back and dump frozen water all over us, that’s what it does. But it’s still bizarre to be in shirtsleeves weather in January. (Yes, slightly above freezing is shirtsleeves weather in Alberta.)

Time, my friends.

Here’s the Queue. Let’s talk about Blizzard games. There may be spoilers for Legion in this one. If there are, I’ll make sure to mention them in the question/answer part so you can skip them.

Ashbringer, the bringer of ashes, the legendary blade that put an end to the Mograine bloodline, shattered the runeblade Frostmourne, and slew legions of the undead has been central to Paladin and, arguably, Warcraft lore for a very long time.

Throughout the Legion alpha test, rare spawns appeared in the Dalaran sewers.

While we knew that glyphs were going to be on the receiving end of some fairly substantial changes in Legion, we still had no idea what those changes were going to ultimately look like.

Dataming of the latest Legion alpha build has uncovered a nerf to all raid-wide healing cooldowns.

I am a very visual player.

This past Thursday, in lieu of our usual leveling stream, we hopped onto the Legion alpha and streamed our first attempt at Vault of the Wardens, one of the upcoming expansion's new dungeons.

Some of us see the poison vial as half full.

The Legion alpha rolls onward, and we learn a little more about the expansion with each iteration.